These systems are of substantial industrial interest and are substantially larger than those in Rodrı́guez-Toral et al., Computers and Chemical Engineering, August 2000.
The new study found that soot emissions globally are substantially larger than previously estimated.
Tests of the molecular clock hypothesis indicate that the variations in the rates of molecular evolution are substantially larger than would be expected according to the neutrality theory.
The savings contemplated by Mr. Obama and Mr. Boehner are substantially larger than the Medicare savings that would be produced by automatic across-the-board cutbacks scheduled to start next month if Congress does not intervene.
But they mean that if the monopolist still doesn't find it worthwhile to provide the good, the consumer losses are substantially larger than in a conventional monopoly-pricing analysis.
David Phillips, a senior IFS economist at the IFS who co-wrote the analysis, said: "While the white paper contains some measures that could help balance the books, the spending increases and tax cuts pledged or hinted at are substantially larger.
Since nuclear energies are much larger than atomic energies, the energy differences between internal energy states are substantially larger, and the corresponding electromagnetic radiation quanta hν emitted or absorbed when nuclei change their energies are even bigger than those of X rays.
Moreover, these effects are substantially larger than in social classes (.200 ≤ ∆b ≤ .220).220
Females are substantially larger than males in body mass and elytra length.
Another point of context: Quarterly smartphone sales are substantially larger than yearly tablet sales, a gap that is increasing.
Many of its superstores, which are substantially larger, include full grocery stores, pharmacies, even beauty parlors and opticians.
